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Health Checkup for Kidney Health

Screen for kidney disease early with packages that include serum creatinine, BUN, eGFR, urine analysis, electrolytes, and other renal markers to protect your kidney function.

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Recommended Packages for Kidney Health

Based on the tests relevant to kidney health, we recommend these packages:

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Full Body Checkup with Vitamin D, B12 & Urine Test - Advanced

103 parameters. Review preparation and collection options.

Includes comprehensive renal function panel with creatinine, BUN, eGFR, urine routine, and electrolytes alongside diabetes and blood pressure markers.

103 parametersBlood and urineHome collectionWithin 6 hours
  • Cardiac Risk (4 tests)
  • Pancreas - Amylase & Lipase
  • Microalbuminuria (Kidney Damage)
  • Complete Urine (24)
₹2,299View Details
Full Body Checkup with Urine Test, HbA1c & CBC

102 parameters. Review preparation and collection options.

Covers kidney function tests with complete metabolic panel to assess how diabetes and other conditions may be affecting your kidneys.

102 parametersBlood and urineHome collectionWithin 6 hours
  • CBC (28 parameters)
  • HbA1c & Blood Sugar
  • Complete Urine Analysis (24)
  • Iron Profile (4)
₹1,799View Details
Full Body Checkup with Vitamin D & B12 - Advance Plus

80 parameters. Review preparation and collection options.

An advanced panel with detailed renal markers, urine microalbumin, and electrolytes for thorough kidney health assessment.

80 parametersBloodHome collectionWithin 6 hours
  • Arthritis - Anti-CCP & ANA
  • Cardiac Risk (4 tests)
  • Cystatin C (Kidney Marker)
  • Alpha-1 Antitrypsin
₹2,999View Details

Why Screening Matters

Kidneys can lose up to 90% of their function before symptoms appear. By the time you notice swelling, fatigue, or changes in urination, significant irreversible damage may have occurred. Simple blood and urine tests can detect kidney problems at a stage where lifestyle changes and medication can halt or reverse the damage.

Understanding Kidney Health

Chronic kidney disease (CKD) affects an estimated 17% of India's population, yet most people are diagnosed only in advanced stages when treatment options become limited. The kidneys filter waste, regulate blood pressure, maintain electrolyte balance, and produce essential hormones. When they are damaged, toxins accumulate in the blood, leading to serious complications.

Diabetes and hypertension are the two leading causes of kidney disease, together accounting for over 60% of cases. Regular screening is especially important if you have either condition, as early-stage kidney damage is reversible with proper management, while advanced kidney failure requires dialysis or transplant.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is at high risk for kidney disease?
People with diabetes, hypertension, a family history of kidney disease, those over 60, and individuals who regularly use painkillers are at the highest risk and should screen annually.
What is eGFR and why is it important?
eGFR (estimated Glomerular Filtration Rate) measures how well your kidneys filter waste. It is the most reliable single test for assessing kidney function and staging kidney disease.
Can kidney damage be reversed?
Early-stage kidney damage (stages 1–2) can often be slowed or stabilized with blood pressure control, blood sugar management, and dietary changes. Advanced damage is irreversible.